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In response to Dale’s post, Maza tweeted, “Imagine if you just enforced the plain language of your original policies instead of endlessly creating loopholes to exempt high-profile abusers.” Maza also has accused YouTube of hypocrisy, given its promotion of a slate of LGBTQ originals timed for 2019 Pride Month.įor YouTube, it’s yet another controversy in a long series of problems it has faced in trying to balance its stated goal of providing an open platform with the need to curb malicious content, misinformation and other abuse of the world’s biggest video service.Īlso Wednesday - after years of criticism - YouTube said it will specifically ban supremacist videos including neo-Nazi content previously, it claimed it has tried to clamp down on such videos by reducing their inclusion in its recommendations engine and disabling certain features. “However, in the subsequent days, we saw the widespread harm to the YouTube community resulting from the ongoing pattern of egregious behavior, took a deeper look, and made the decision to suspend monetization.” “In the case of Crowder’s channel, a thorough review over the weekend found that individually, the flagged videos did not violate our Community Guidelines,” Dale wrote. In a blog post late Wednesday, YouTube head of communications Chris Dale, tried to clear the air about the Maza-Crowder imbroglio. Thousands of channels under review!” and asked for stories from other demonetized creators. Then, on Wednesday, YouTube announced that it had decided to punish Crowder after all: His channel has been demonetized - suspended from the YouTube Partner Program - and in order to be considered for reinstatement, Crowder must remove any videos that violate YouTube policies and links to “offensive merchandise.” In response, Crowder tweeted, “YouTube and Vox have launched an all out WAR on ALL independent creators.

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YouTube has decided not to punish Crowder, after he spent two years harassing me for being gay and Latino… That’s an absolutely bat-shit policy that gives bigots free license.” Maza was in disbelief, tweeting: “I don’t know what to say. “Opinions can be deeply offensive, but if they don’t violate our policies, they’ll remain on our site,” the video giant said Tuesday. So I decided to go independent, and I hope that a small group of dedicated patrons will help me keep producing the kind of work I really care about.Responding to Maza on June 4, YouTube (via its TeamYouTube account) said it would not remove Crowder’s videos or otherwise penalize him. But I think that this kind of work - helping people think critically about the media they consume - is super important. What is all this?There's not a lot of room in corporate media for long-form video essays, especially ones that are explicitly anti-capitalist and anti-fascist. Think of it like taking a 'media literacy' class, except the professor is also a student and keeps trying to get the class to grab their pitchforks and burn the place to the ground. I try to be funny and entertaining while using simple demonstrations to help break down big concepts.

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Which is a very sexy way of saying I'm making videos about how to detect and resist bullshit, whether its on cable news, social media, or YouTube.

What's happening?I'm creating long-form video essays about media manipulation. Ted Koppel once called me a 'marxist pig' to my face, but I'm pretty sure he was being flirty. I used to produce a video series called 'Strikethrough' at Vox, and have angered some of the worst people on the internet. What are you?I'm a writer and video producer creating videos about propaganda in media.

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